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Old 11-03-05, 11:25 AM
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ideal air/fuel ratios---please post

yeah thats what i need. i am going to the dyno again next week to tune my SAFC2 and would really like to know what ideal air fuel ratios are.


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need to post what your car is and more info, you boosted or what? is it the turbo in your sig, let us know and we can help you
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If you have a STOCK car with a STOCK IC and a STOCK turbo.... I'd shoot for 11.75 at full boost, whatever that is for your car.
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a very general one is 11's for turbo 13's for N/A
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If you are tuning a turbo car and have no experience, I would definitely recommend you take it to a professional. Target AFR is more than just one number, there are many factors involved including the amount of boost you're running, size/type of turbo, timing, intercooler, etc. You shouldn't really shoot for one number across the board if you want your tune to be safe and efficient.

That said, N/A cars are a little simpler (since you didn't specify what car this if for).
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